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<0> hi. anyone knows a tool to discover the _recent_ protection softwares used in a file?
<1> brain & google ?
<2> hi
<0> heh.. i was waiting for that. nevermind.
<2> ?
<2> I have a question
<2> mov ax,13h
<2> int 10h
<2> mov ax,0A000h
<2> mov ds,ax
<2> xor ax,ax
<2> mov al,15
<3> mmm. Mode 13h
<2> good times
<3> What's your question?
<2> it is about .COM files



<3> ?? paste
<4> TCA: paste -> http://www.rafb.net/paste - http://www.noidea128.org/ - http://cpp.sf.net
<3> If you need to paste code, go to one of the paste sites
<2> what do u mind with 'paste'?
<3> If it's over 5 lines then you should paste it somewhere where we can refer to it
<3> Otherwise it just clutters the channel and we have to scroll up to see what you're talking about
<2> it not about code
<3> Then why are you writing code in the channel?
<2> i was borring
<3> You were bored?
<2> yes
<2> nobody awnser me
<3> You didn't ask a question
<2> ok, now I gonna ask
<3> Please do so
<2> How can I write a .COM file without using a compile?
<3> You could use a hex editor
<5> real question's ... why ?
<5> why would you do that?
<5> are you writing a compiler?
<2> How can I know the HEX code of asm CodOp ?
<3> You would need to have a list, or know them offhand, or have something that translates them for you
<5> I really wish people start calling them "raw file editors"
<3> Good luck with that, EwIck
<5> "hex code" is gay
<2> haha
<3> You would need to use a binary file editor
<3> Better?
<5> yes.
<5> now give me some love
<5> *kiss in the air*
<2> I got one, but I need the list of commands in HEX
<5> they're all in the manuals for whatever processor you use.
<3> knight_.. what's wrong with using an ***embler?
<3> They exist for a reason
<3> People haven't had to do it by hand for 25 years
<3> And we're all grateful
<5> we haven't had to use ***emblers either for several years except in very rare occasions
<3> Good point. That stopped more than a decade ago when compilers got decent and supported inline ***embler
<2> Because, I want to know.
<5> smack my C-tatooed ***
<5> mm
<3> Dammit. I'm missing stargate again
<5> good. it's boring
<3> Sure.. but T'ealc is hot.
<3> Teal'C
<2> anyone know how to program the VGA register, to use 640x480x16 ?
<5> hahah
<5> he's out of my league
<2> ?
<6> ?? *brown*
<4> voider: hard -> da downest brotha, all up in the brown sugar like it ain't no motha****in thang, so stay da **** up out his bizn*** and shiiiiiiiiiit
<4> voider: interrupt -> Interrupt List http://www.ctyme.com/rbrown.htm <-- indexed searchable html version http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/user/ralf/pub/WWW/files.html <-- download files
<4> voider: interruptlist -> Interrupt List http://www.ctyme.com/rbrown.htm <-- indexed searchable html version http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/user/ralf/pub/WWW/files.html <-- download files
<4> voider: interrupts -> Interrupt List http://www.ctyme.com/rbrown.htm <-- indexed searchable html version http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/user/ralf/pub/WWW/files.html <-- download files
<4> voider: ralph -> Interrupt List http://www.ctyme.com/rbrown.htm <-- indexed searchable html version http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/user/ralf/pub/WWW/files.html <-- download files
<6> .flush
<6> calice
<2> ?



<6> look there
<6> .rm interrupt
<6> .rm interrupts
<6> .rm interruptlist
<6> !! brown Interrupt List http://www.ctyme.com/rbrown.htm <-- indexed searchable html version http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/user/ralf/pub/WWW/files.html <-- download files
<5> you're bot is becoming not-so-wise
<5> your*
<5> .weather yqb
<4> Weather for Quebec, Quebec(last update: 8:00 PM EST on January 27, 2006) | Temperature: 12F | Windchill: 2F | Humidity: 73% | Dew Point: 5F | Sunrise: 7:15 AM EST | Sunset: 4:41 PM EST | Moon Rise: 6:15 AM EST | Moon Set: 1:56 PM EST
<6> it's my fault, i used *
<5> that's about the only feature that works okay nowadays
<2> I have list of that but I can't program the register easily
<6> ?? brown
<4> voider: brown -> Interrupt List http://www.ctyme.com/rbrown.htm <-- indexed searchable html version http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/user/ralf/pub/WWW/files.html <-- download files
<6> EwIck, .slashdot is the only thing i'm aware of
<6> not working
<6> .slashdot
<4> Error while retrieving news from slashdot
<5> you're never here, how would you know
<6> it is not only here
<5> it spits out **** quite often
<6> what kind of ****?
<5> well, particularly .asm/.dasm
<5> not working so well anymore
<6> ?
<6> it works when ppl write valid asm
<6> by valid i mean, intel format, and in a format nasm can process it
<5> well, somehow, it can't decode a few instructions, or set of instructions
<5> I think single instructions work okay
<5> anywho.. not that I use that
<6> .asm mov eax, eax | nop | xor ebx, ebx
<4> voider: 89C09031DB
<6> | is the separator
<5> I know that.
<7> Grr, my head hurts.
<6> if you recall what type of asm failed, i'm interested
<5> I'll let you know
<6> ok good
<8> hi
<8> how do i initialize a static variable with an address constant in nasm?
<8> i have global foo ; where foo is an array ... and section .data ; ptr dd foo
<8> but it isn't working
<8> sorry it looks like i'm to osleepy and the problem is somewhere el;se entirely
<5> knock knock
<9> all your ops are belong to me
<5> hello to you too
<10> morning
<7> Morning BoR0.
<7> It's not so bad.
<7> .weather Rosario, Argentina
<4> Weather for Rosario, Argentina(last update: 6:00 AM ART on January 28, 2006) | Temperature: 66F | Humidity: 94% | Dew Point: 64F | Sunrise: 6:22 AM ART | Sunset: 8:09 PM ART | Moon Rise: 4:50 AM ART | Moon Set: 7:51 PM ART
<7> I can't sleep.
<7> And may I say not in a shy way, oh no, oh no not me, I did it my way
<10> hey TCA, are you there?
<3> hm?
<7> does anyone know what "|=" means?
<3> In C?
<3> x |= y;
<3> is the same as
<3> x = x | y;
<3> | is bitwise OR
<7> Nope, I found "|= exists x Q <-> Q" (x does not occur free in Q) in sci.logic :_/
<3> Oh.. it's set notation
<3> I guess
<3> You're on your own beyond that.
<7> Thanks
<10> re
<10> TCA, you here?
<7> Hello Ashe.
<11> Ahoy
<7> How are you?
<11> ***y
<7> Nobody likes liars.
<11> Don't worry, you'll find someone who likes you one day


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